Five Co Hostesses At Monthly Methodist Tea Program
Five members of the Methodist missionary society served as co hostesses for the monthly tea at the home of Mrs Elmer Wadley The program opened with a playlet by Pearl Randall circle and closed with a World Outlook subscription plea in verse by Mrs A L Binkley Farewell gifts were given to departing members Mrs Joe Mason and Mrs J C Bullion Several other members attended including Mrs R H Blackwell Mrs J C Bullion Mrs Harry Ross and Mrs J F Bennett plus many named societal members A Halloween themed salad plate complemented the reception Calcium tartrates will be extracted from grape seed in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Elmer Wadley
Pearl Randal
A. L. Binkley
Albert Sisk
Joe B. Mason
J. C. Bullion
Den
R. H. Blackwell
Harry Ross
J. F. Bennett
Ida B. Hines
Mmes
Mary Boatright
Tom Freize
Joe Mason
W. F. Pickett
John Hughes
Alvin Kotrola
Henry Ferguson
L. A. Richards
E. P. Titus
J. I. Street
Heard Reynolds
H. N. McKellar
A. E. Wilcox
A. C. Connell
Vida Hedgpeth
W. A. Hendricks
Hugh Valliant
A. D. Anderson
Tena Adams
G. E. Simmons
Emma Boles
A. C. Douglas
J. E. McCain
Rev
Creomulsion advertised to ease bronchial coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a soothing remedy for common coughs and bronchial irritations. It claims the product combines Beechwood Creosote with other ingredients to aid healing by reducing irritation and loosening phlegm, supported by medical profession references.
Creomulsion Offers Relief For Chest Colds And Coughs
Advertises Creomulsion as a palatable formula with Beechwood Creosote that penetrates to loosen and expel germ laden phlegm. Promises relief for coughs chest colds and bronchial trouble with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Tulip bulb buyers enter cash contest with 123 prizes
The Home Furniture Co sells 20 Dutch tulip bulbs for 39 cents as part of a national Spring Air promotion. A contest offers 123 prizes totaling 3545 dollars, awarded for the best tulip snapshots after growth, with top prizes of 1000 and 500 dollars. Each entry requires bulbs bought during the event and planted in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Furniture Co
Spring Air Mattress Co
Presbyterian Ladies Have Monthly Social
The Presbyterian auxiliary met at the home of Mrs Harry Pryor for their monthly social. Co hostesses included Mrs Bill Cummings. Hallowe en games contests and stunts were sponsored by Mrs Cummings. Tea was served by a long list of hostessesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Harry Pryor
Bill Cummings
Pryor
Cummings
C. E. Baze
T. B. Pruett, Jr
H. E. Tips
Carl Eddins
J. A. Crane
A. J. Buck
John
Hadee’s Hot Water Heaters Showcased at Pryor Auto Supply
Pryor Auto Supply promotes New Hadee’s hot water heaters now on display with pricing from $9.95 and up. The store urges customers to choose Hadee’s for reliability and value.
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Pryor Auto Supply
Arts Club Welcomes Two New Members in Review Meeting
The Twentieth Century Club welcomed Mrs. R. E. Kimler and Mrs. Heard Reynolds as new members during a gathering of 18 at Mrs. Max Krauskopf’s home. Guest Rowena Gentry, visiting Pecos, attended as the club heard Mrs. Hugh Roberson review Dr Hendrick Van Loons The Arts. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. A D Haynes next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Kimler
Heard Reynolds
Twentieth Century Club
Max Krauskopf
Rowena Gentry
Pecos
Hugh Roberson
Hendrick van Loon
A. D. Haynes
Professional Club Is Organized Here
Organization of the Pecos Business and Professional Women's Club was perfected Tuesday evening when prospective members met in the ladies lounge at Hotel Brandon for a business session. Mrs. George Maley was named president, Mrs. George Nagel vice president, Miss Evelyn Heard recording secretary, Mrs. Earl Easterbrook corresponding secretary, and Miss Betty Bassett treasurer. Mrs. T. Y. Casey assisted. The club will meet each fourth Tuesday at the Carnegie Library.
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Pecos
Presbyterian Youths Entertain Thursday
The Presbyterian senior young people entertained Thursday at Mrs. John Lilley’s home. Barstow senior group members were special guests of Pecos members. The evening featured games and contests followed by refreshments.
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Presbyterian
John Lilley
Barstow
Pecos
Pioneer Group Hosts Hallowe'en Party
The Pioneer Young People of the Presbyterian Church were entertained at Mrs. R. N. Couch’s home. She was assisted by Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. John Correll. Games and contests filled the evening.
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The
Presbyterian Church
R. N. Couch
Notice of Election Pecos City Texas Bonds 1938
The Town of Pecos City Texas calls a bond election for November 12 1938 to issue 25000 in 25 year bonds at 4 percent to extend repair and improve the sewer system and sanitary disposal plant with a tax levy to pay interest and principal. Voting is limited to qualified property taxpaying residents who own taxable property and have rend ered it for taxation. The notice is posted in three public places and published in a local newspaper.
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P. W
State OF Texas
Reeves
Pecos City
Peos City
Texas
State OF
Co. K. Bowser
W. F. Howard
W. W. Runnels
Vrs
Albert Alexander
U S Dominates Global Cotton Output At Three Quarters
A study notes that three quarters of world cotton production comes from the United States, highlighting the nation's leading role in the fiber market and its impact on global textile supply chains.
Vota Vita Class Installs Officers at First Baptist Church
The Vota Vita Class at the First Baptist Church installed officers on Thursday evening at Rev. W. M. Turner home. Theme was Jesus the Light of the World with remarks by Mrs. Turner and several members. Officers include Mrs. W. M. Turner teacher and Mrs. Robert L. Young president with other vice presidents and secretary named. Group captains, lieutenants, chairmen, and editors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. M. Turner
Jesus the Light of the World
George Nagel
Robert Young
A. C. Ramsey
Robert L. Young
Hugh Blair
W. W. Ragsdale
W. M. Campbell
Si Capps
Earl Hill
Claude Anthony
Carl Bradford
H. L. Woolwine
Stella Kiser
W. S. Cain
W. E. Kelly
John Wadley
R. F. Kirby
Lottie Moon
Jimmie Yancy
J. F. Frye
L. E. Polk
Merry Wives Study "Stars of Payroll" Event
Mrs. Guy Walker hosted the Merry Wives Club with 21 members including new member Mrs. Roy Wilcox. The program, "Stars of the Payroll," highlighted women influential in business with talks naming Bertha Brainer Elva W. Wilcox Dorothy Shaver Blanche Green Helen Hughes and Dorothy Doll. Mrs. Griswold of Sherman New York and Mrs. Pratt of Montoursville attended. Doll’s sister visited this week. Pratt will return home soon while Griswold spends the winter in Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Walker
Merry Wives Club
Roy Wilcox
Harold McNew
Bertha Brainer
Elva W. Wilcox
L. W. Anderson
Dorothy Shaver
Charles B. Knox
Hilliard Camp
Blanche Green
Helen Hughes
Mary J. Griswold
Sheridan, N. Y
John L. Doll
G. S. Pratt
Montoursville
Penn
Pecos Couple Weds In Ysleta Sunday
Miss Wanda Ruth Moore and Perry Wagnon of Pecos wed in Ysleta on Sunday. Wagnon is the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Wagnon of Balynra and works at the oy division. The Wagnons will make their home there.
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Wanda Ruth Moore
Perry Weenon
Pecos
Yslleta
Wreemon
Howard Wagnon
Balynrhea
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Jane Bryan
Bette Davis
Anita Louise
Errol Flynn
Miss Davis
San Francisco
20Th Century Club
Pioneer Group
Hallowe’en Party
B. A. Toliver
M. D. Cowan
U. S
SN Ljellone Gift
Vota Vita Class
Merry Wives
Payroll
Ysleta
Housewives
Dardin
Durdin
Zimmer Motor
FORD
Wilson's
Who
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Saltjowls
Bologna
Oleo
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White King
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